Stamp Duty Calculator
Most advanced Stamp Duty Calculator in Australia! iPhone and iPad friendly!
Do not forget to click "Calculate" button every time you update the options.
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Most advanced Stamp Duty Calculator in Australia! iPhone and iPad friendly!
Do not forget to click "Calculate" button every time you update the options.
Jump to: stamp duty calculator
When you buy a property or a land in Australia you have to pay a stamp duty on your purchase. Stamp duty sometimes called "transfer duty" in Australia. Stamp duty tax is one of the main revenue streams for the state or territory governments. Each state or territory uses different formulas to calculate it. Exemptions and concessions are also different, so it's a real headache if you want to find out how much stamp duty you should pay. Official governmental websites also not helping much - their calculators are dated and too complicated. So we decided to collect all stamp duty rates and create user friendly Stamp Duty Calculator!
We made our stamp duty calculator as user friendly as possible. It's also responsive that means you should have the same experience if you are using it on iPad or iPhone. To start, please enter:
Then, based on the state or territory, you'll have to select other options:
Time to click CALCULATE! You get the results how much stamp duty you should pay and are you eligible to any Grants. You also get other fees for every state - Mortgage Registration Fee and Transfer Fee.
If you are going to play with other amounts - don't forget to click CALCULATE again.
NEW! Foreign Buyers Duty - we updated our calculator with Foreign Purchasers additional stamp duty for NSW(8%), VIC(8%), QLD(7%) and WA(7%).
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Here is the list of the most popular calculations of stamp duty in Australia for 2022! We receive over 500,000 stamp duty calculations per month. That's over 6 million calculations per year! Note: One person usually performs several stamp duty calculations, still this data shows the range of most popular property values for particular state.
More detailed statistics for most popular states - NSW, VIC, QLD and WA.
| ACT |
|---|
| 1. $500,000 (7.99%) |
| 2. $400,000 (4.91%) |
| 3. $600,000 (4.88%) |
| 4. $1,000,000 (3.86%) |
| 5. $450,000 (3.14%) |
| 6. $550,000 (2.90%) |
| 7. $650,000 (2.69%) |
| 8. $350,000 (2.69%) |
| 9. $300,000 (2.68%) |
| 10. $700,000 (2.65%) |
| NSW |
|---|
| 1. $650,000 (4.00%) |
| 2. $600,000 (3.71%) |
| 3. $500,000 (3.41%) |
| 4. $700,000 (3.40%) |
| 5. $1,000,000 (3.06%) |
| 6. $800,000 (2.99%) |
| 7. $750,000 (2.95%) |
| 8. $550,000 (2.13%) |
| 9. $400,000 (1.98%) |
| 10. $450,000 (1.70%) |
| NT |
|---|
| 1. $500,000 (9.13%) |
| 2. $400,000 (5.17%) |
| 3. $1,000,000 (4.90%) |
| 4. $600,000 (4.65%) |
| 5. $300,000 (3.90%) |
| 6. $450,000 (3.32%) |
| 7. $350,000 (2.96%) |
| 8. $550,000 (2.83%) |
| 9. $650,000 (2.43%) |
| 10. $800,000 (2.36%) |
| QLD |
|---|
| 1. $500,000 (5.80%) |
| 2. $400,000(3.55%) |
| 3. $600,000 (3.46%) |
| 4. $550,000 (2.95%) |
| 5. $450,000(2.81%) |
| 6. $350,000 (2.32%) |
| 7. $300,000 (2.23%) |
| 8. $650,000 (2.07%) |
| 9. $700,000 (2.03%) |
| 10. $1,000,000 (1.79%) |
| SA |
|---|
| 1. $500,000 (6.06%) |
| 2. $400,000 (5.03%) |
| 3. $300,000 (3.76%) |
| 4. $350,000 (3.35%) |
| 5. $600,000 (3.32%) |
| 6. $450,000 (3.19%) |
| 7. $1,000,000 (2.44%) |
| 8. $550,000 (2.12%) |
| 9. $250,000 (2.06%) |
| 10. $700,000 (1.79%) |
| TAS |
|---|
| 1. $500,000 (6.40%) |
| 2. $400,000 (5.08%) |
| 3. $300,000 (4.22%) |
| 4. $350,000 (3.72%) |
| 5. $600,000 (3.40%) |
| 6. $1,000,000 (3.36%) |
| 7. $450,000(2.67%) |
| 8. $250,000 (2.45%) |
| 9. $200,000 (2.26%) |
| 10. $550,000 (2.03%) |
| VIC |
|---|
| 1. $600,000 (5.50%) |
| 2. $500,000 (4.74%) |
| 3. $400,000 (3.14%) |
| 4. $700,000 (2.85%) |
| 5. $650,000 (2.76%) |
| 6. $450,000 (2.56%) |
| 7. $1,000,000 (2.51%) |
| 8. $550,000 (2.31%) |
| 9. $800,000 (2.21%) |
| 10. $750,000 (2.12%) |
| WA |
|---|
| 1. $500,000 (6.44%) |
| 2. $400,000 (4.40%) |
| 3. $450,000 (4.28%) |
| 4. $600,000 (3.31%) |
| 5. $550,000 (2.75%) |
| 6. $300,000 (2.45%) |
| 7. $350,000 (2.40%) |
| 8. $430,000 (2.24%) |
| 9. $700,000 (2.14%) |
| 10. $1,000,000 (2.02%) |
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